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How To Patch Your Clothes

Step 4Iron it on.

Iron it on.
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Spread the piece of clothing you're patching out on your ironing board with the hole facing up. Lay your new iron-on patch sticky-side-down over the hole you're patching, making sure that the hole is entirely covered, with the edges of the patch overlapping solid fabric by at least 1/2" on all sides.

Take a hot iron (set to whatever heat is appropriate for the patch and clothing fabric) and iron over the edges of the patch for 30 seconds to a minute, until the fusible web sets and the patch is firmly attached to your clothing.


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